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61 to 69 Broad Street
Today We journey to a row of homes and admire the architectual diversity of the Lowcountry
61 and 63 is the Robert Downie Building. Robert Downie was a tinsmith and in 1815 built 61 Broad then in 1834 he built 63 Broad as an investment
65 Broad was the Thomas Fleming House. Thomas Fleming built this plot in 1725 and was living in the home with a gambrel roof. Fleming was a planter and a Quaker.
66 Broad was the office of Dr. Samuel Wilson this one story brick building was built in the Greek Revival Style.
67 to 69 was the Mansion House Hotel Annex this three and an half story building with a…
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